Disobeying the monarch and his subordinates(bù àn jūn chén)

Disobeying the monarch and his subordinates

The Chinese idiom, Pinyin is B ù à NJ ū NCH é n, which means that the prescription of traditional Chinese medicine is based on the principle of matching the monarch and the minister. From the outlaws of the marsh.

explain

The prescription of traditional Chinese medicine should be based on the principle of matching the monarch and the minister. The monarch is the main medicine, the minister is the auxiliary medicine. Disobeying the monarch and his subjects is a violation of pharmacology and indiscriminate use of drugs. It extends to the use of poison.

source

"Outlaws of the marsh" the first one back: "Jiebao side out of the medicine head not according to the monarch, zhangren eye slow, put in the wine pot."

The fourth Duke of the Song Dynasty took out the sour stuffing in his arms and put some medicine into it. Ancient and modern novels: Song Sigong's big trouble in banning soul Zhang

usage

To use poison as a predicate or attributive

Chinese PinYin : bù àn jūn chén